Sentence examples for predominance means from inspiring English sources

Sympathetic predominance means either higher sympathetic activity or decreased parasympathetic activity, or both [ 7].

It seems important to reiterate that sympathetic predominance means either higher sympathetic activity or decreased parasympathetic activity, or both.

Briefly, the tumours reflected the known clinico-demographic features of the disease: male predominance (6:1), mean age 68 years (53 to 82), and mostly advanced disease (33/43 > stage I).

This hasn't always mattered for the political balance of power: the predominance of England means that UK general elections are normally decided by the outcome there.

Syncope caused by a hiatal hernia seems to be more prevalent in elderly women, with 80% female predominance and a mean age at onset of 79.4 years in women.

Our study groups had a slight male predominance (53%), mean age of 62, and body mass index of approximately 31.

In the limited number of cases reported in the literature there is no clear gender predominance and the mean age of the patients was 54 years (range 2-89).

This Japanese garden eliminated the troublesome pools, and the predominance of hard landscaping means there are now few plants to maintain and so little in the way of heavy soil for the structural engineers to worry about.

It has always meant Republican predominance at the ballot box and in public office and that's a lot of power and patronage".

Of the 110 patients, there was a predominance of women and mean age 54.2 ± 18.7 years.

There were no significant differences between groups after randomization, with a strong predominance of middle-aged (mean age 51 52 years old) white patients (75%79%% of patients in all groups).